Really nice generator Dan! I was rooting for 100 volts. You could put one of those in a stream and turn it fast enough to charge a 12 volt battery I bet!
A great little 3 phase genny Dan. I'm sure it will run better when you fine tune it. It did not seem to cog very much when you turned it by hand, perhaps you could reduce the air gap to increase O/P. Also a set of Schottky diodes in a bridge maybe be more efficient. I always fancied the idea of making a VAWT, but never really got it off the drawing board :-( Looking forward to seeing your progress on this one :-) Martin.
Hi Martin. Yeah that 3 phase bridge rectifier is rated at 1600 volts the data sheet saying forward voltage is 1.3 volts max thats 6 diodes at 0.3 forward voltage. Here data sheet www.datasheetcatalog.com/datasheets_pdf/6/R/I/7/6RI75G-160.shtml They could be Schottky diodes anyway. But I will try it out, Because rectifiers aren't rectifiers. Some create heaps of lag on generators then others.
@@freedomer342 lol it's based purely on efficiency of the generator. The more efficient you make it the more power you're getting for X work going on. The more efficient, the more you'll be able to run off of one single unit.
@@JF32304 if your unit is pushing 100V and your able to get 80V, then you have no point to go with something bigger because now your wasting 20V. If you can use the 100V to its full potential then your doing it right. From there, it doesn't matter if the device your running is 100% effecint or .1% efficient.
@@JF32304 you won't get 200V out of it if you can't get it's full efficiency out of it. These generators have alot efficiency in them then what people use them for so yes to a point your right but if one cannot figure it out, then your best bet is to figure out how to use what you have to the fullest.
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Really nice generator Dan! I was rooting for 100 volts. You could put one of those in a stream and turn it fast enough to charge a 12 volt battery I bet!
Cheers. I'll work on balancing it when I get a shaft made up and we will see more voltage.
A great little 3 phase genny Dan.
I'm sure it will run better when you fine tune it.
It did not seem to cog very much when you turned it by hand, perhaps you could reduce the air gap to increase O/P.
Also a set of Schottky diodes in a bridge maybe be more efficient.
I always fancied the idea of making a VAWT, but never really got it off the drawing board :-(
Looking forward to seeing your progress on this one :-) Martin.
Hi Martin. Yeah that 3 phase bridge rectifier is rated at 1600 volts the data sheet saying forward voltage is 1.3 volts max thats 6 diodes at 0.3 forward voltage. Here data sheet www.datasheetcatalog.com/datasheets_pdf/6/R/I/7/6RI75G-160.shtml
They could be Schottky diodes anyway. But I will try it out, Because rectifiers aren't rectifiers. Some create heaps of lag on generators then others.
Bueno igual no llega to 220 pero es alterna tendra que ponerle nucleo de silicio y imanes de neodimiun
Va cargando lad bobinas debe gurar minimo unos 300rpm para producir 220volt Argent
People don't realize how truly inefficient these units are.
It's not about efficiency of the generator. It's about using what you have and getting the most efficiency out of it.
@@freedomer342 lol it's based purely on efficiency of the generator. The more efficient you make it the more power you're getting for X work going on. The more efficient, the more you'll be able to run off of one single unit.
@@JF32304 if your unit is pushing 100V and your able to get 80V, then you have no point to go with something bigger because now your wasting 20V. If you can use the 100V to its full potential then your doing it right. From there, it doesn't matter if the device your running is 100% effecint or .1% efficient.
@@freedomer342 you don't understand what I'm talking about. What if you could get 200v? Then you can double the load as before.
@@JF32304 you won't get 200V out of it if you can't get it's full efficiency out of it. These generators have alot efficiency in them then what people use them for so yes to a point your right but if one cannot figure it out, then your best bet is to figure out how to use what you have to the fullest.